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During the upcoming 2018-2019 competitiveFortnite: Battle Royaleseason, Epic Games will contribute $100 million to prize pools. This is a ludicrous amount of money, with individual competitions likely exceeding theprize pool of the The International, aDota 2event. Related How to get a free Santa...
With over 26.4 million followers across platforms, SypherPK has built an empire around Fortnite content since its explosive rise in 2018. Renowned for his educational videos, game breakdowns and positive attitude, he swiftly became a fan favourite and earned the highly sought-after in-...
With this being said in May of 2019 Epic Games made big plans when they announced a huge $100 million prize pool for the first-ever Fortnite competitive season. Considering the length it has been out this puts the game miles ahead of many other esports event winnings and will be one of...
Fortnite Battle Royale from Epic Games This massive announcement from Epic Games means it will provide the largest amount of prize pool money across esports history. For reference, $100 Million in prizing for Fortnite for its first year will be more than every major esport game (CSGO, Dota,...
The Fortnite FNCS Global Championship took place in October 2023 as 75 duos battled it out in Copenhagen. With a $4 million prize pool, and the winners receiving $1 million, competition was particularly fierce. It was streamed on both YouTube and Twitch, and run by BLAST, who took over...
Fortnite has been played by some 350 million people around the world since its release in 2017. Set in a virtual world, players must survive by searching for weapons and resources while eliminating competitors. It is also a popular e-sports title in which spectators watch expert players compete...
Epic, now in 2019, has huge ambitions forFortnite'sentrance into the eSports realm. They have fronted a stunning $100 million in prize-pool money for their World Cup. The question among eSports aficionados is becoming one of purity.Overwatch'spro-rankings are a finely tuned, rarified field...
Sixteen-year-old Kyle "Bugha" Giersdorf is seen celebrating on July 28, 2019, after winning the Fortnite World Cup solo final in New York and taking home the $3 million prizeIn July, 16-year-old American Kyle Giersdorf won the first Fortnite World Cup, played at Arthur Ashe Stadium ...
Players from all over the world have flown to the Big Apple and will compete over a $30 million prize pool. Winners in the solo and duo categories can each snag $3 million, before taxes (duo partners will split the money). The Duos prize will be awarded Saturday, and the solo champi...